The world has gone through countless turmoil and countless change. So many events have happened that we remember for one reason or another. Arguably the biggest incident to happen was World War II. WWII was an eye-opener from when it began to when it ended. People had finally seen the cruelty of warring sides against one another. Everybody seemed to be against each other at this time, and no one knew who they could really trust. Naturally, in a time like this, nations needed strong and willful leaders that could withstand these tribulations with courage and dignity. Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler are prime examples of powerful leaders, as well as being wonderful examples of “Good vs. Evil”.
Hitler and Roosevelt had numerous similarities and differences. A big comparison would be their political ideologies and policies. Hitler was …show more content…
Although their goals are different, there are some similarities. Hitler was an ambitious dictator and he wanted control of… well, everything. He wanted to create the Third Reich, and he planned on it lasting at least a thousand years. He only wanted Aryans to be prosperous or even live in this Third Reich. His extremist attitude and morally incorrect nationality would be the driving force for the mad-man. F.D.R had a goal as well. A very noble goal it was as well. His goal was for the world to be free of all this hatred and fighting. He wanted people to be able to wake up happily without fear, and to hear the sounds of chirping birds, not gunshots and artillery. He couldn’t stand it. His morale and want for freedom was his driving force. His goal was freedom. However, the similarities for these two rests in their actions. They both fought the best they could for this goal, as well as they believed it to be the only way for continued life. They were determined to reach this mighty